We have a few really cool returns of legendary bands. Team Dresch and Dinosaur JR are back with their new singles. Leigh Gregory who we follow and support closely since our first year of broadcasting is back with a new track as well. He had sent us this exclusively. Another one of our old time favorites Low Cut Connie is enduring through line up changes and showed up with another fresh records. Natural Child from Nashville is also here with a new album. As we mentioned, All Them Witches are back as well. Twisted Teens who keep cranking great records have a second one in the past year out. And in the end, we saved one new introduction: Violet Grohl, daughter of Nirvana’s Dave, has a single out and we check it out as well.
Team Dresch – Remember Who You Are
Team Dresch – One Song
Dinosaur Jr. – Several Got Away
Dinosaur Jr – Let It Ride
The Sewergrooves – Stray Arrows
Low Cut Connie – Can’t Be Wrong
Natural Child – Financial Reasons
The Peawees – Wild About You (Strepitoso Session)
The Long Ryders – How Do You Wanna Be Loved
All Them Witches – Starting Line
Twisted Teens – Dancer
Arbor Labor Union – Out to Pasture
The Bevis Frond – Romany Blue
Violet Grohl – Big Memory
Leigh Gregory – Rising Tide
Mr. Bruce Gordon – Genie In A Bottle
Mitski – That White Cat
Lemmy Kilmister, Jennifer Batten, Bruce Kulick, Samantha Maloney – Shout It Out Loud
Today we start with Paint Fumes from Charlotte, NC. Then we check out Necking from Vancouver, Canada. Campfires from Portland is a new band for us and The Reverberations from the same time have a new album. Twin Peaks from Chicago are young, but not new to us. Team Dresch is back with a new song and Vivian Girls from LA have a new album. Dom Mariani and his DM3 issued a compendium to their album from ’97 these days and we check it out today.
Mondo Drag – Out of Sight;
Paint Fumes – Dice Eyes;
Necking – Spare Me;
Gyasi – All Messed Up;
Joradn Jones – Wrote You a Song for Me;
Rubinoos – How Fast;
Campfires – Jackal’s Maw;
Twin Peaks – Under a Smile;
Faces – Silicone Grown;
Tony Molina – I’m Not Down;
Eamon McGrath – Yellow Sticker on an Empty Fridge;
Slates – Yellowknife;
Team Dresch – Basket;
Vivian Girls – Most Of All;
Detroit Cobras – Cry On (Live in CLE);
Drugi Nacin – Prodje ovaj dan;
The Reverberations – Left Behind;
DM3 – Rock and Roll Ghost;
Replacements – Rock’n’Roll Ghost (Bearsville Version);
Kathy McCarty – Sorry Entertainer.
Remember when a couple of weeks ago we announced Danny and The Doorknobs phenomenal comeback album? That band is perhaps much better known in the rock’n’roll history books as Trotsky Icepick. Only two months after the return with Juebox in LA River, Trotsky Icepick is back with an album with the moniker they are much better known for and we check it out in today’s show. Another astonishing comeback is the new single for the queercore royalties Team Dresch. Much like Trotsky Icepick, City of Cool from Australia also have a new album in a very short term. King Khan also has a new album out. Connections, a band from Columbus who had an album of the year in 2016 also had a recent new album called Foreign Affairs and we check that out today. Mark Lanegan is about to put out his new record, but as we wait for it, we hear his new tune with the guitarist of Lamb of God, Mark Morton. Cleveland Steamers have a new politically charged single and Snooze in Motion, over in Zagreb have a new fake live album called Red Wednesday.
The Dirty Mac – Yer Blues;
The King Khan Experience – Le Responsable;
Connections – Good Cop;
Connections – Oh Lisa;
Jonathan Richman – And Do No Other Thing;
The Modern Lovers – Pablo Picasso;
Phranc – Gerthurde Stein;
Team Dresch – Uncle Phranc;
Team Dresch – Your Hands My Pockets;
Trotsky Icepick – Oxygen the Destroyer;
Danny and the Doorknobs – Painting Smiles on a Dead Man;
Juliana Hatfield – Everybody Loves Me But You (Live in CLE);
Mark Morton with Mark Lanegan – Axis;
City of Cool – Heart full;
City of Cool – Finite;
Solvej Schou – America;
Cleveland Steamers – MAGA;
Snooze in Motion – I’ll Walk You Home;
The Embrooks – Human Living Vampire.
Podcast made in Cleveland, Ohio. Syndicated by Prvi Prvi na Skali in Kragujevac, Serbia. Sponsored by Blue Arrow Records and Baby Next.
